Indiana woman's viral obituary urges mourners to 'flirt with a stranger much younger than yourself'
After Indiana-resident Sheryl Pol passed away at age 77 last month, her daughter Jennifer Bailey penned an obituary that has now left the internet in shambles.
Twelve dead including famous singer in plane crash off remote island
At least a dozen people have been killed after an aircraft crashed into the water off the Honduran island of Roatan on Monday.
Greasy spoon cafe - which offers a £35 breakfast bap - is criticised for branding morbidly obese people 'fatties'
The owner of a greasy spoon cafe in Belfast who provoked a storm of criticism by branding morbidly obese people 'fatties' has shrugged off a public outcry and the ire of disability campaigners.
Moment shoplifters use modified COATS to steal over £1,000 worth of stock from a garden centre
Two men entered the family-run Groves Nursery in Bridport, Dorset, on March 13 at around 1pm wearing the knee-length grey puffer coats which had pockets concealed in the lining.
Manhunt launched after Colchester attack leaves person in hospital
Police want to speak with this man
Moment terrified child dangles from the bottom of a chair lift before quick-thinking skiers catch him with make-shift cushion
Footage shows the terrified child clinging to the chair lift barrier at the Valdesqui ski resort near Madrid this weekend, as his legs dangle in the air.
Apple Loses German Antitrust Appeal, Opening Door for Greater Controls
An anonymous reader shares a report: Apple lost an appeal on Tuesday against a regulatory assessment that opens the iPhone maker up to stricter controls in Germany, the Federal Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday, following years of debate over the company's market position. Federal judges backed the German cartel office's 2023 designation of Apple as a "company of paramount cross-market significance for competition".
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Relationship experts reveal whether there is a way back for Danny Jones and his wife Georgia after she moved out... but warn they cannot reconcile 'for the cameras'
The McFly star, 39, was filmed sharing a kiss with Maura Higgins at a BRIT Awards afterparty earlier this month and issued a public apology on Friday.
A £5billion cut to benefits barely scratches the surface - it's a sticking plaster at best: JASON GROVES on Liz Kendall's plan to trim Britain's spiralling welfare budget
Liz Kendall's proposals will trim £5 billion from the welfare budget, prompting predictable howls of anger from the Labour benches.
Urgent manhunt after teenage girl, 15, is raped less than a mile from where another victim, 13, was attacked in space of two weeks
Hampshire Police have ruled out that the two incidents are connected but are searching for a man they believe have information about one of the alleged attacks.
Amazon to kill off local Alexa processing, all voice requests shipped to the cloud
Web souk says Echo hardware doesn't have the oomph for next-gen AI anyway
Come March 28, those who opted to have their voice commands for Amazon's AI assistant Alexa processed locally on their Echo devices will lose that option, with all spoken requests pushed to the cloud for analysis.…
Scientists discover a 'hidden chapter' in human evolution - and it suggests our history is MUCH more complex than we thought
A team from the University of Cambridge has found that modern humans descended from not one, but at least two ancestral populations.
Disney's woke Snow White is slapped with trigger warnings about a 'woman deliberately poisoned' and 'girl surrounded by ominous trees'
The two hundred-million-pound movie has been plagued by controversy from replacing dwarf actors with CGI and its lead star panning the original Disney cartoon for its 'sexist' romance plot.
Louise Thompson breaks down in tears in shock video and addresses criticism she and her brother Sam have received
Louise Thompson broke down in tears in an emotional post, within hours of her brother Sam's ex Zara McDermott pictured on a date with Louis Tomlinson .
Escaped cows 'cause havoc' in north Essex village after making bid for freedom
Three bullocks escaped from Brookelynne Farm Shop in Beaumont-cum-Moze, Clacton, yesterday (March 16).
Stacey Solomon's husband Joe Swash opens up on 'horrible' dad guilt after time apart
Former EastEnders star Joe Swash has opened up on his 'horrible' dad guilt as a working parent, admitting it can be 'really difficult' to leave his children behind
Support services affected as Essex's ambulance trust tries to cut its budget
SUPPORT services "will need to reduce in size" to make savings needed for the ambulance service to meet its budget, the deputy CEO has confirmed
Support services affected as Essex's ambulance trust tries to cut its budget
SUPPORT services "will need to reduce in size" to make savings needed for the ambulance service to meet its budget, the deputy CEO has confirmed
I died for three minutes and came back... this is what I experienced
The unnamed man, who posted on the website Reddit, said he had been declared clinically dead after developing meningitis at a party when he was just 15.
'Vibe Coding' is Letting 10 Engineers Do the Work of a Team of 50 To 100, Says YC CEO
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan said startups are reaching $1-10 million annual revenue with fewer than 10 employees due to "vibe coding," a term coined by OpenAI cofounder Andrej Karpathy in February.
"You can just talk to the large language models and they will code entire apps," Tan told CNBC (video). "You don't have to hire someone to do it, you just talk directly to the large language model that wrote it and it'll fix it for you." What would've once taken "50 or 100" engineers to build, he believes can now be accomplished by a team of 10, "when they are fully vibe coders." He adds: "When they are actually really, really good at using the cutting edge tools for code gen today, like Cursor or Windsurf, they will literally do the work of 10 or 100 engineers in the course of a single day."
According to Tan, 81% of Y Combinator's current startup batch consists of AI companies, with 25% having 95% of their code written by large language models. Despite limitations in debugging capabilities, Tan said the technology enables small teams to perform work previously requiring dozens of engineers and makes previously overlooked niche markets viable for software businesses.
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